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Dog Had Dislocated Jaw?

My dog woke up unable to close his mouth or eat on Sunday. The first vet said he had a throat infection. The 2nd vet said his jaw was dislocated and put it back in place. I can now close his mouth but he still does not close it or eat very well. Am I expecting too much after a day?

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Jo from Perth, WA

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August 28, 20080 found this helpful

Poor puppy! Even after the joint is relocated, there can be a lot of swelling and residual pain. Did the vet give you any anti-inflamatories? Can he eat soft foods at all? You might try boiled ground hamburger or ground turkey and rice with broth. That's what we used to feed our dog occasionally for a few days when he was ill. I hope he feels better soon.

 
April 29, 20170 found this helpful

how did they pop the jaw back in ? I have a pug/chihuahua and a dog bit her by the mouth and popped her lower right side of her jaw out and my vet dont know how to put it back in so she needs to talk to a surgeon to find out but my dog has to wait threw the weekend

 
February 20, 20180 found this helpful

I need to know the answer to this too. Did you ever figure it out?

 
By Me (Guest Post)
August 28, 20080 found this helpful

I think you need to find a new vet because you haven't had any consistency yet.

 
August 28, 20080 found this helpful

Please rush him to the dog emergency room and find out what the heck is going on. Agree, too many inconsistencies.

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Please keep us posted. Dr. should have given you anti-inflammatory and pain med.

 
By Jo from Perth WA (Guest Post)
August 28, 20080 found this helpful

Well I took him back on Wednesday and my vet diagnosed him as having Neurosis of the cranial nerve. He had given me painkillers and anti inflammatory but of course he could not take them. My vet has now injected quortosone into his head and I went back this morning and he did it again. He has some use of his jaw now. Was told it could just go away as quickly as it appeared but might take a month. We have found a food he can inhale (Cut up chook necks) as everything else soft or hard is impossible.

 
September 23, 20100 found this helpful

Ask for a second diagnosis from another veterinary surgeon.

 

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